Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 935

Standing at the front door, she heard Omar’s voice from inside the house.

“Mr. Sullivan, I brought some gifts.”

There was no response from Aurora Sullivan or Cedric Sullivan within.

Cornelia pushed the door open to find both of them shaking with anger, evidently pissed off by Omar’s brazen shamelessness and sneaky tactics.

The room was filled with a bunch of burly bodyguards.

Seeing her return, Omar put the gifts he was holding on the ground and then took out a large bag.

“Cornelia, this is a gift for you.”

Omar used to occasionally bring her some gifts, but that was when he was disguised as a delivery guy, and all he brought was food. But now he’s not pretending anymore, and all he’s gifting her are high–end brands.

Cornelia was pretty annoyed, but she didn’t lose her cool. Instead, she kicked the gifts away and placed a cake she bought on the table.

Only then did Omar remember.

“I totally forgot it’s Aurora’s birthday today. I’ll have them bring over a big cake right away.”

recovered? You can actually leave her alone?”

investigating who attacked Alma, but he hasn’t found any

suspected it was lan.

Omar in a tough spot, so the culprit would only be a few people

target was Maja, wasn’t lan closely related to

and saw Cedric and Aurora with worried faces, which

can’t even celebrate a birthday in

quietly cut two pieces of cake for her parents and then two for

ate one piece. This cake had a unique taste. They used to eat

you buy such an expensive

I’ve already gotten my salary, so we can treat

of few words. The three of them

next to Cornelia, picked up the spoon next to him, and was about

instantly turned gloomy. “Take your gifts and leave, or next time, the other

serious about Maja. But lan will soon no longer be the president of the Raymond family. Without his protection, guess how

guy. Apart from his

with a mouse, wanting to

had a sense of superiority,

cake and frowned because

about to send someone to deal with Maja again. If you push me too far, she

two of them could hear